During the ceremony, Harry seemed out of place and awkward, especially as he arrived at Westminster Abbey alongside his cousins and their spouses. He appeared to be slightly confused and lingered behind the other couples as they entered the venue.
In another uncomfortable moment, Harry found himself walking between Princess Eugenie and James Brooksbank, as well as Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi.
Adding to the awkwardness, Harry was seated in the third row at Westminster Abbey, alongside other non-working members of the Royal Family. Princess Anne's large red feather on her hat even comically blocked his view of the service at times.
In contrast, Prince William had a more prominent role in the ceremony, as he swore loyalty to the King and kissed his father on the cheek in a touching moment shortly after St Edward's crown was placed on Charles's head.
